Re: doxygen

David Abrahams wrote:
> Eric Niebler <[email protected]> writes:

>>Just for kicks, I tried to get it to work under cygwin on the
>>xpressive code base, and I failed. 

I haven't access to windows these days, so windows support
(cygwin or native) may slack behind a bit. Needless to say,
any help is welcome to correct that.

>>Doesn't looks like a very mature 
> 
> 
> You're not kidding, I guess!?  I think it's very mature.  It's
> probably underutilized, so ease-of-use suffers.
> 
> 
>>or easy-to-use tool
> 
> 
> This part is probably right.  It's really set up more as a framework
> than something that "just works".

There are two access points: a stand-alone executable that acts as
a simple facade to the framework, and a full-blown scripting environment.
The later got added over the last couple of months, so it is not yet
as well documented as it should in order to get people up to speed.

Please let me know if you have questions or if you run into problems.

>>although I admit that due to my cold my brain
>>isn't firing on all cylinders at the moment. :-P Also, it doesn't
>>look like it generates the class hierarchy and call tree graphs that
>>Doxygen generates. But maybe I'm wrong about that too.

The 'HTML' formatter generates class diagrams by default.
May be you could send me the command you used to generate the
document and a code snipped so we could compare what it should
generate and what it really does.

Thanks,
		Stefan